Alireza Jafarzadeh, the deputy director of the U.S. office of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, told “Fox & Friends First” on Friday that the Iranian regime, which is “built on terrorism,” will likely be trying to “buy time” in upcoming negotiations with the U.S. this weekend.
Vice President JD Vance is heading to Pakistan for the talks.
“Keep in mind, despite the smoke and screens, this regime is much weaker now than they have ever been. Not just simply because they received a significant military and political blow during the war, but also their main concern is their own population inside Iran,” Jafarzadeh said, adding, “That is why the regime started executing political prisoners just since 10 days ago.”
“Nothing has changed when it comes to the nature of this regime. This is a regime that is built on terrorism, is built on developing nuclear weapons and missile programs and running all of these proxies and those policies haven’t changed. Therefore, the goal of the Iranian regime from coming to the negotiating table is not to accept peace, but rather they want to buy time, they want to get off the hook and see what they can get out of it,” he added.
“The main focus should be on how to help empower the people in Iran,” Jafarzadeh said.
Posted by Greg Norman-Diamond